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Family Plan (TV 2005)After her company was taken over, Charlie Mackenzie has the right profile to get her old executive job back, except that her new boss Ed(ward) Walcott insists on being a 'family company', ... See full summary » Director:David S. Cass Sr.Writer:Richard Gitelson |
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| Tori Spelling | ... | ||
| Greg Germann | ... | ||
| Jordan Bridges | ... | ||
| Kali Rocha | ... |
Stacy
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Victoria
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| Christopher Cass | ... |
Troy
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Clown
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| Chloë Grace Moretz | ... |
Young Charlie
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Gold
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Lou
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Marcus
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Charlie Dell | ... |
Officious Man
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Owens
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Peter
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After her company was taken over, Charlie Mackenzie has the right profile to get her old executive job back, except that her new boss Ed(ward) Walcott insists on being a 'family company', so when he thinks she's wearing a wedding ring (which just got stuck when she tried it on) she dares not tell him the truth. When she has to invite that boss and his wife, she hires actor Buck Maddockx to pretend being her husband Frank, the father of her (actually the friend who lend her a fine house) daughter Nicole, without any rehearsal. They get by with some daring lies, but then the Walcotts decide to rent the house next door while their Malibu residence is being remodeled... Written by KGF Vissers
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Rated PG for mild thematic elementsParents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
12 February 2005 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Família de Aluguer See more »Company Credits
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Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment, Larry Levinson Productions See more »
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Gentlemen, we all know what we're in for when our women mention that a Tori Spelling movie is on. We're all in agreement that Tori looks like the female version of Robert Z'Dar (ladies, if you don't know, look him up). When the plastic surgeons were messing up her boobs they should have taken a couple pounds off her Leno-esque chin as well. She is also a bad actor. She wouldn't be in the entertainment business at all if her father didn't have so much pull in the industry.
This forgettable TV movie is like all her others, overly sentimental and dripping with emotional treacle. It's a Chick Flick through and through, without a laugh or any action to be found. There is nothing here for men, not even a pretty lead to distract us from the fairy tale nonsense of a story.
Guys, you've been warned.
Ladies, now I know how YOU feel when WE watch The War of the Gargantuas.